St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-10
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Washington and New York Play a
Fine Game---Other Contests.

Fine Game---Other Contests.
NEW YORK, June 9.-The New York
and Washington clubs played holly
contested game at the polo grounds to-
day before about $500 persons. The
game was one of base ball throughout,
the features being the fine catches
made by DOrgan, O'Rourke and Gore,
who distinguished themselves. Shaw's
curves bothered the local players much.
Score:
New York. IL 0 O o 1 % CO
Washington. o o 0 o o 1 0 2-3
runs, New York 1, Washington 2; base hits,
New York 6, Washington 9; two-base hit,
Farrell: three base hit, Connor; double play,
Donnelly and 0'Brien; first base on balls,
Weich l. Farrell ell, l; hit by pitched ball,
Washington l; struck out, New York 1,
Washington l &; umpire, Powers.
A PITCHERS CONTEST.
BOSTON, June 9.-The BOStons and
Philadelphias played an exceedingly
close game for seven innings to-day. 1t
was pitchers contest and Madden took
the hOnOrs. Daily kept the BoStons
well in hand till the eighth inning, but
from that out the BostonS sized him up
for four singles and home run. BoS-
toms three kids, Conway, WheelocS
and Madden, did great work, both at the
bat and in the field. Johnston, as usual,
captured everything that came in sight
of him and won repeated applause. Con-
ways fielding was equally brilliant.
Score:
Boston ..O O 90 O o 2-7
Philadelphia. 20 o o 0 o 1 1 O-3
Earned runs. Boston 3, Philadelphia 1
errors, Boston >, Philadelphia z; base hits,
BOSTON Phi1a1p1nhia txyn hos h
Madden /, Cusick L home runs, Morrill, and
Fogarty; first base on balls, Kelly, Morrill,,
Wheelock and Farrar, l each: hit by pitched
ball, Andrews; first base on errors, Boston 2.
Philadelphia =: struck out, Johnston and
Conway; passed balls. Tate L, Cusiek 1 4; time,
hours; umpire, Holland.
DETROIT GETS IT.
DETROIT, June 9.-The weather to-
day was cool and the grounds wet, so
that the game dragged. Detroit met
with a surprise in Pitcher Kirby, who
presented thirteen men with bases on
balls. Thompson and McGeachy made
brilliant running catches. Bennett re-
Sumed work behind the bat. and made
two-base hit in the fifth when the bases
were full. Score:
Detroit 49,. - l 90 OF
Errors, Detroit 1, Indianapolis 2; earned
runs, Detroit D, indianapolis 4; base hits,
Detroit 81, indianapolis IA; two-base hits,
Bennett and Seery: three-base hit, Brouth-
ers double plays, Dunlap and Bennett,
Rowe, Dunlap and Brouthers, Arundel and
Shomberg;; first base on balls, Brouthers,
Rowe ., Shindle 3, Hanlon 2, Richardson;
hit by pitcher, Shomberg; first base on errors,
Detroit l, indianapolis l.; struck out, by
Kirby 1, by Baldwin 4 wild pitches, Kirby
3; time, 1:56; umpire, Doescher.
WON IN THE NINTH.
CHICAGO, June GETTYSBURG won the
ball game to-day in the ninth inning. In
the first Brown got to first on Flint's
muff of his fourth strike, and single
by Miller and double by Coleman,
aided by McKinnon's sacrifice hit, gave
three runs. The visitors seemed, how
ever, incapable of making more, while
in the third Clarkson got his base on
play, and a single by Sunday, Ryan's
three-bagger and Sullivan's single gave
two runs.Then in the fourth Williamson
made a single and got around on plays.
In the sixth the champions led. This
was the score till the ninth, when
Burns single, followed by Flint's three
Dagger, producedranother run for Chi
cago and things looked bad for Pitts
burg, but in the last half of the inning
Kuehne made a single, Whitney fol-
lowed with another, and after McCor-
mick had retired at first Smith made a
safe hit and two men came in, tieing the
score again. Then Brown got base ON
Clarkson's error, and Dalrymple hitting
safe won the game with runs to spare.
had they been needed. Score.
Chicago -. 20 o 2 o 90 Is
Pittsburg .......3 o o o o o o 0 SO
Errors, Chicago 6: earned runs. Chicago4.
Pittsburg 4; base hits, Chicago IA, Pittsburg
10; two-base hits, Flint, Coleman; three-base
hits, Arson 3 Ryan; double play, Smith and
McKinnon; first base on balls, off Clarkson
/; first base on errors, Pittsburg 4 struck
out, by Clarkson 8. by Mccormick 4; passed
balls Flint 2; wild pitches, Clarkson 1, Nc
Cormick l umpire Pearee